Graphic Design Commonly Used Techniques--Contrast

(h) Comparison

Contrasts are sometimes morphological contrasts, sometimes contrasting colors and textures. Contrast can produce clear, positive, strong visual effects and give a deep impression. In contrast to the natural world, heaven and earth, land and sea, and red and green leaves are contrasting phenomena. Contrast relations, including: size, light and dark, sharp and blunt, light and heavy.

Contrast classification:

1. The contrast of shapes: completely different shapes, although there is a certain contrast, but one should pay attention to the sense of unity.

2. Contrast in size: The shape is different in the area of ​​the screen, and the length of the line is different.

3. Contrast of colors: The contrast of color due to hue, light and shade, shade, and coldness and warmth.

4. Contrast of texture: The contrast produced by different textures, such as thickness, smoothness, and uneven texture.

5. Contrast of positions: The position of the shape in the screen is different, and the contrast produced by different positions such as upper, lower, left, right, and higher.

6. Contrast of the center of gravity: The contrast between the stability of the center of gravity, instability, and a sense of severity.

7. Contrast in space: The contrast between the positive and negative, the bottom of the map, the distance and the front and back of the plane.

8. Contrast between the actual and the actual: The real-life graphics in the screen are called real, the space is virtual, and the virtual space is mostly bottom.

It should be noted that in the use of contrast, a unified sense of unity is required, and all aspects of the visual elements must have a certain general trend, with a focus on each other. If you compare everywhere, you can't emphasize the contrast factor.

Appreciate the effect of contrast

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